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It’s the Thursday “ask the readers” question. A reader writes: I am about a year into my job search and it’s really wearing on me emotionally. I finished grad school about a year ago in a STEM-related (but not lucrative) field. MORE
A reader writes: I am currently in the process of interviewing, and it’s my first time doing so for jobs where salary negotiations would be expected to come into play. MORE
Remember the letter-writer whose client sent her a large thank-you check as a way of avoiding paying her boss, with whom he was embroiled in much drama? The first update was here , and here’s the latest: I wasn’t originally going to update again on this, but things went bananas, so I figured you’d like to hear since we are all a little entertainment deprived. MORE
Many schools generally start in the middle of August. Like it or not, parents count on schools to provide not only an education but childcare. As many people learned when schools and daycares closed in the spring, it’s tough to work from home and watch and educate children all at the same time. MORE
It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. I need time off work because of my husband’s alcoholism. My husband is a severe alcoholic, something he has been “dealing with” for 4+ years. MORE
8 Worst Things on a Resume. Many applicants understand the importance of a well-written and buttoned-up resume. However, we still see examples of resumes that violate some basic, professional rules and etiquette. MORE
Congrats my friend - you made it. You're an executive, and whether than means you're a C-level, SVP, VP, whatever - you're now expected to be strategic. There's a lot of areas to think about strategy when you're a leader. MORE
The HR Capitalist
JULY 30, 2020
Congrats my friend - you made it. You're an executive, and whether than means you're a C-level, SVP, VP, whatever - you're now expected to be strategic. There's a lot of areas to think about strategy when you're a leader.
Evil HR Lady
JULY 30, 2020
Many schools generally start in the middle of August. Like it or not, parents count on schools to provide not only an education but childcare. As many people learned when schools and daycares closed in the spring, it’s tough to work from home and watch and educate children all at the same time.
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The Corporate Con/noisseur
JULY 30, 2020
8 Worst Things on a Resume. Many applicants understand the importance of a well-written and buttoned-up resume. However, we still see examples of resumes that violate some basic, professional rules and etiquette.
Ask a Manager
JULY 30, 2020
A reader writes: I am currently in the process of interviewing, and it’s my first time doing so for jobs where salary negotiations would be expected to come into play.
Ask a Manager
JULY 30, 2020
It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. I need time off work because of my husband’s alcoholism. My husband is a severe alcoholic, something he has been “dealing with” for 4+ years.
Ask a Manager
JULY 30, 2020
It’s the Thursday “ask the readers” question. A reader writes: I am about a year into my job search and it’s really wearing on me emotionally. I finished grad school about a year ago in a STEM-related (but not lucrative) field.
Ask a Manager
JULY 30, 2020
Remember the letter-writer whose client sent her a large thank-you check as a way of avoiding paying her boss, with whom he was embroiled in much drama? The first update was here , and here’s the latest: I wasn’t originally going to update again on this, but things went bananas, so I figured you’d like to hear since we are all a little entertainment deprived.
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